Photo: Little earphones, big sound

By Bill Detwiler May 2, 2006, 7:36 AM PDT billdetwiler

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Sony employee Masayo Endo displays a new high-performance in-ear headset called the MDR-EX90SL in Tokyo on May 1. The product has a diagonal earpiece with a large 13.5-millimeter driver unit to deliver smooth bass and clear treble sounds. It will hit the market May 10 for $104.

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